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US Supreme Court Dismisses Microsoft 's Interval Licensing Patent Appeal - (06 Oct 2015)

U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed a bid by Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen to revive several patent claims against AOL, Apple, Google and Yahoo over software pop-up notifications. The patents, held by Allen's Interval Licensing, relate to pop-ups that computer and smartphone users regularly see.

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